Outpost of the Lost Recalled in Arctic Expedition Tale
The Greely Expedition of 1881 to Lady Franklin Bay is recounted from the rescue and diary excerpts. It details Lieutenant Greely, Sergeant Brainard, and others enduring years of Arctic cold, starvation, and isolation, with relief finally arriving aboard the ship Thetis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic Circle
Proteus
Pike
Lady Franklin Bay
United States
Greely
Adolphus W. Greely
Fifth Cavalry
United States Regular Army
Frederick IF. Kislingbury
Eleventh Infantry
James B. Lockwood
Twenty-third Infantry
Octave Pavy
Jens Edward
Frederik Thorley Christiansen
W. 8. Schley
Admiral Schley
Thetis
David L. Brainard
Bobbs-Merrill Company
A. W. Greely
Brainard
Grant Or
Grinnell Land
Fort Conger
Lieutenant Lockwood
Sergeant Brainard
Pole
Medford Rui
Chicago
New York
Kennedy Channel
Grinnell
Kane Sea
Smith Sound
Cape Sabine
Littleton Island
Lieut
Kislingbury
Lockwood
Norman
Colwell
Brittany’s Megalithic Monuments of Carnac Recalled
The article surveys Brittany’s megalithic treasures around Carnac, detailing menhirs dolmens and cromlechs. It traces their builders scriptureless in a prehistoric migration, notes the 300 monuments within seven miles, and explains alignments as open air temples oriented to sunrise with a giant at the edge guiding calendar dates about 1,600 years before Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Nehese Society
Washington, D. C
Brittany
Grandes Pierres
Morbihan
Assyria
Europe
Musee Mini
Carnac
Redon
M. Zacharie le Rouzic
J Miln
Finistere
France
Miln
Mecca
Stonehenge
British Isles
Asia
Africa
Mediterranean
Spain
Atlantic
Scandinavia
Baring-Gould
Nevez
Mont St. Michel
MM. Henri de Cleuzlou
F. Gaillard
Cromlech